Jon,
I believe that this happened on your PC by accident. I did similar (well,
deleted the IV5.3 connect.wav so IV5.3 kept silent) and still had the IV6
connect.wav, until I deleted this one too.
Regards,
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Leo Laimer
Maschinen- und Fertigungstechnik
A-4820 Bad Ischl - Austria
"Jon Genova" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> IV6 and IV5 coexist on my home machine.
> This morning I tried to replace the annoying connect.wav file with
> something less annoying. I renamed the old file connect_old.wav and
> inserted a different sound file and renamed it connect.wav. This file is
> located in c:\program files\autodesk\inventor 6\bin. Fired up IV6 and
> tested the sound on an assembly. Surprisingly, the same old "conk" sound
> presented itself when I created the constraint.
> Then I did a search on my drive for other instances of "connect.wav". It
> found the other instance in c:\program files\autodesk\inventor 5\bin.
> After replacing that file with my new sound file, IV6 played the
> correct sound. I did the swap while IV6 was running.
>
> Does this perhaps indicate that IV6 is using other IV5 components as
> well? If so, does this account for some of the IV6 instability problems
> that so many people are having? Certainly for those with only IV6 on
> fresh OS installs this theory would not have much credibility. Any
thoughts?
>
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> Jon Genova
> Senior Mechanical Design Engineer
> BioServe Space Technologies
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